Deck Crew

Atlas NextWave; United States; On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Atlas NextWave seeks a Deck Crew member for the DEME HOS Blackfoot offshore project in the USA. Start ASAP with 5/5 rotations under umbrella employment; must hold Full GWOs with Advanced Rescue and Enhanced First Aid. Visa: B1 US Wind Visa. Duties include debris removal, duct cleaning, and ensuring clear pull paths to the tower top.

Candidate will lift items to deck/monopile, inspect boat landing and ladders, and complete required paperwork while coordinating with the vessel team.

Qualifications

• Duties require removing debris and cleaning surfaces.
• Ducts/ conduits cleaned with brushes, foam pigs, or air/water.
• Inspect and verify access points and bolts; complete paperwork.

Responsibilities

• Remove debris (dust, grit, water, residue) from surfaces.
• Clean ducts or conduits using brushes, foam pigs, or air/water blow-through.
• Ensure pull path is clear from winch to tower top; assist lubrication prep.
• Lift items up to deck/TP/monopile.
• Inspect boat landing, ladders, access platforms and bolts; paperwork completed.
• Measure low voltage backup battery voltage onsite.
• Plug into bolt sensors to check torque and pressure.

Skills

Debris removal

Duct cleaning

Lifting & rigging

Inspection & paperwork

On-site diagnostics

Tools

Brushes

Foam pigs

Air/water blow-through

Bolt sensors

Torque sensors

Job description

Role: Deck Crew
Client: DEME
Project / Vessel: HOS Blackfoot
Location: USA
Visa: B1 US Wind Visa
Employment Type: Umbrella
Start / End Date: ASAP - 5/5 Rotations
Certifications Required: Full GWOs,
including Advanced Rescue ETC and Enhanced First Aid,
Duties:

• Removing debris (dust, grit, water, construction residue, mould)
• Cleaning ducts or conduits using brushes, foam pigs, or air/water blow-through
• Ensuring pull path is clear and smooth from winch to tower top
• Sometimes lubrication preparation before the actual cable pull
• Lifting items up to deck/TP/monopile.
• Clean, Inspect and verify boat landing, ladders, access platforms, and BOLTS are all visually OK (paperwork to complete).
• Measure low voltage back-up battery voltage onsite.
• Plug into bolt sensors to check torque, pressure.